Showing posts with label Commodore John Barry Medal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Commodore John Barry Medal. Show all posts
Monday, June 11, 2018
Commodore John Barry Medal Winners for 2018
AOH of Yonkers Announces Recipients of Barry Scholastic Medal for
2018
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| Commodore John Barry - Father of the US Navy |
The Ancient Order of
Hibernians, Myles Scully-Division #1 of Yonkers is proud to
announce the winners of The Commodore John Barry Memorial Medal for 2018.
The award is made available to all Catholic Elementary Schools in The City of
Yonkers. The award is named after Commodore John Barry, an Irish immigrant who
lived to become known as The Father of The United States Navy.
Commodore Barry received
Navy Commission #1 from President George Washington in 1798, making him the
first flag officer of the newly formed U.S. Navy. The Commodore Barry
Medal is awarded to a graduating student who has excelled in U.S.
History/Social Studies. The award consists of a certificate of merit
along with a medal which is worn around the neck.
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| The Commodore John Barry Memorial Medal |
The awards will be
presented to each student at their school graduation ceremonies beginning the
weekend of June 8th.
Congratulations to
this year’s winners!
Sacred Heart School – Ryan Mitchell
St. Ann’s School
– Vivian Seemer
St. John the Baptist School –
Kevin Burke & Antonio Osso
Kevin Burke & Antonio Osso
St. Anthony’s School
– Ryan Lynch
St. Peter’s School
– Brendan Sierra
St. Paul the Apostle School – Corey Kiernan
St. Eugene’s School
– Dylan Cousins-Abell
Friday, June 9, 2017
Commodore John Barry Medal Winners Announced for 2017
of Commodore John
Barry
Scholastic Medal
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| Commodore John Barry - Father of the US Navy |
The Ancient Order of
Hibernians, Myles Scully-Division #1 of Yonkers
Commodore Barry received
Navy Commission #1 from President George Washington in 1798, making him the
first flag officer of the newly formed U.S. Navy. The Commodore Barry
Medal is awarded to a graduating student who has excelled in U.S.
History/Social Studies. The award consists of a certificate of merit
along with a medal which is worn around the neck.
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| The Commodore John Barry Memorial Medal |
The awards will be
presented to each student at their school graduation ceremonies beginning the
weekend of June 10th.
Congratulations to
this year’s winners!
Sacred Heart School
St. Ann’s School
– Lisa Mardjonovic
Raymond Murphy &
Nicholas DeMatteo
St. Anthony’s School
– David Conway
St. Peter’s School
– Joseph Chirurgi
Monday, June 6, 2016
2016 Commodore John Barry Medal Award Winners Announced
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| Commodore John Barry - Father of the U.S. Navy |
The
Ancient Order of Hibernians, Myles Scully-Division #1 of Yonkers is proud to announce the
winners of The Commodore John Barry Memorial Medal for 2016. The award is
made available to all Catholic Elementary Schools in The City of Yonkers. The
award is named after Commodore John Barry, an Irish emigrant who lived to become
known as The Father of The United States Navy.
Commodore Barry received Navy Commission #1
from President George Washington in 1798, making him the first flag officer of
the newly formed U.S. Navy. The Commodore Barry Medal is awarded to a
graduating student who has excelled in U.S. History/Social Studies. The
award consists of a certificate of merit along with a medal which is worn
around the neck.
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| The Commodore John Barry Memorial Medal |
The awards will be presented to each student at their
school graduation ceremonies beginning the weekend of June 10th.
Congratulations to
this year’s winners!
Sacred Heart School
St. Ann’s School – Beatriz Mendes
St. Anthony’s School – Kayla Gallichio
St. Peter’s School – Gabriel Bravo
St. Eugene’s School – Victoria Carroll
Friday, June 5, 2015
The Commodore John Barry Memorial Medal Program 2015
Hibernians Announce
Recipients of Annual Catholic Scholastic Medal Award
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| Commodore John Barry "Father of The United States Navy" |
The
Ancient Order of Hibernians, Myles Scully-Division #1 of Yonkers
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| The AOH dedicated The Commodore Barry Memorial in Annapolis in 2014 |
Commodore
Barry received Navy Commission #1 from President George Washington in 1798,
making him the first flag officer of the newly formed U.S. Navy. The Commodore Barry Medal is awarded to a
graduating student who has excelled in U.S. History/Social Studies. The award consists of a certificate of merit
along with a medal which is worn around the neck.
The awards will be presented to each student at their school graduation ceremonies beginning the week of June 12th.
The awards will be presented to each student at their school graduation ceremonies beginning the week of June 12th.
Congratulations to
this years winners!
Sacred Heart School
St. Ann’s School - Jena
Guilfoyle
St. Anthony’s School -
Jacqueline Feehan
St. Peter’s School - Rickay
Channer
St. Eugene’s School - Anthony
Nicolas Delfino Goncalves
Saturday, June 7, 2014
Commodore John Barry Medal Winners for 2014
Yonkers A.O.H. Announces Recipients of
Scholastic Award – The Commodore Barry Memorial Medal for 2014
The
Officers and Members of Division One are proud to announce this year’s winners
of
The Commodore John Barry Memorial Medal!
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| The Commodore John Barry Medal is worn around the neck |
The
award is made available to all Catholic Elementary Schools in the city of
Yonkers each year. The award is given to a graduating student who excels
in U.S. History and/or Social Studies. A total of 7 schools chose to
participate in this year's award program. The recipients are listed as
follows:
Sacred Heart School – Ryan Maguire
St. Ann’s School – Daniela Gonzalez
St. John the Baptist School – Kevin Graham
St. Anthony’s School – Jordan Laevsky
St. Peter’s School – Roberto Valez
St. Paul the Apostle School – Rudolph Pflaumer
St. Eugene’s School – Tiffany Lacroix
The
award is dedicated to the memory of Commodore John Barry, an Irish
Catholic immigrant who is recognized as the father of the United States
Navy. He was awarded Navy Commission #1 by President George Washington in
1798, making him the first flag officer of the U.S. Navy. Commodore John
Barry's accomplishments embody the immigrant struggle for success and serves as
an example for all young students today.
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| Closeup-The Commodore John Barry Medal for Excellence in U.S. History |
Congratulations to this Year’s Winners!
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